REMINDER Explore Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High Schools unique education model at EXPO Night this Thursday, Mar. 20 - Auburn Examiner

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Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School is hosting an EXPO Night on March 20, 2025, from 6-7 p. m. to inform prospective students and families about its innovative education model. The school uniquely combines rigorous academic preparation with real-world work experience through its Corporate Work Study program, which partners with over 20 local businesses, including Microsoft and Alaska Airlines. These partnerships not only help cover tuition costs but also provide students with essential professional skills and resume-building opportunities.

Notably, 100% of the Class of 2023 graduates were accepted into college, with CRN graduates earning degrees at twice the rate of their similarly situated peers. The school is dedicated to serving students with limited economic resources, ensuring that all families receive financial assistance, with an average family income of $62,198. Additionally, 98% of CRJS students identify as people of color, reflecting the school’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. The EXPO Night will provide crucial information on applications and the educational journey at Cristo Rey, emphasizing the school's mission to prepare students for success in college and beyond. Interested attendees can register through the school's website for this informative event.

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